Michael T. Shea

Michael was a wonderful beloved english teacher A. P. Giannini. A true gentlemen and role model to the students and even the staff. You will be missed. Judy Huey, Dean of Students A. P. Giannini

Teach children how they should live, and they will remember it all their life. Proverbs 22:6 Who is the one who fears the LORD? God shows him the way he should choose. He will abide in prosperity, and his descendants will inherit the land. The counsel of the LORD belongs to those who fear him; and his covenant instructs them. Psalm 25 They that instruct many to justice shall shine as stars for all eternity. Dan 12:3 What more important task than to train up minds and teach the young the...

Michael and Ina Shea shaped my life, and after having known them for 45 years, they were not only my dear friends, but family to me and my children. The love they both showed to us was unwavering, and I will miss our many family occasions, holidays, laughs, and tears. It goes without saying that I have lost a part of me, and will forever be in their debt. We send our love to you Ana and the rest of the Shea family who I feel I have known throughout the years. The Jackowitz Family, Jayne,...

May the Lord guide your gentle soul home Michael to rest gently in the arms of the angels. It is with great sadfness that we learned of Michael's passing, but will always remember him with fondness for his gentleness and caring ways. I only had the pleasure of meeting Michael once in Mam and Dad's home but was struck by his gentlemanly ways and demeanour. He was always held in such high esteem by my Mam and Dad, Michael and Rose. It reminds me of my childhood days spent in Drombohilly with...

Michael, We will never forget your wonderful hospitality when we visited SF all those years ago and the kindness you showed every Christmas to our children. You were a true gentleman through and through. RIP Micheal. Love Stephen, Karen, Emma and Ben O´Dowd (London)

Farewell and God speed to Mike - who was always so kind, generous and welcoming. He had a great love for his Irish roots and was delighted to keep in touch with the Irish family and tell stories of how his father and my grandfather arrived to work in the Bute copper mines together. I first met Mike & Ina almost 40 years ago when they greeted me as a young student arriving for a year in Berkeley. They took me out to their favourite diners- both then and many times since. We are sad to hear...

May the Lord bring you safely home dear Mike to rest in the arms of the angels. Although I only met you once Mike, I was struck by your sincerity and kind, gentle ways. I remember my Dad speaking so highly of you on so many occasions and I know Mam and Dad, Michael and Rose O´Shea of Clondalkin, Dublin held you in such high esteem always. It is with great fondness I remember my Grandad, Gerry O´Shea of Drombohilly, Kenmare, regale all the wonderful stories of times spent with your father...

Goodbye Mike. We shall miss you so much and will never forget all your love and kindness. Carolina & Danny O'Shea